IN MEMORIAM.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15075, 19 August 1912, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

BRADLET.-Of your charity pray 'the soul Mary Bradley, who died on August 18, 1308. :„ . • ' "So loved, so mourned." -Inserted by her loving daughter, SI. A. Wig- • more. CHAPMAN.—O'BRIEN.— loving memory of our dear brother and brother-in-law, Alfred 'Chapman and Rowland O'Brien, who were drowned at Coromandel on July 15. 1907.—R.1 l - . It seems'but a day since they bade us good-bye. Their hearts full of hope and their spirits so high. How little they thought when they lett us M» ./The grim hand-of Death would soon tear thorn • ■ So gentle and kind, how we miss their dear faces. Now we know that on earth wo can ne cr fill " j'K their places, . ~ - - ':>,'■ Tho' asleep, in .their Saviour, where grid is un- . jn sorrow 'and tears are their loved ones at home. —jr. and G. Clarke. Karaiigahake. O'BRIEN—In loving memory of our dear father '• ' -ami grandfather. Hugh O'Brien, who passed away 'at Coromandel on August IS, 1811.—*•*•*. ■ . My dear father and grandfather,— -w*~l saw vou suffering day by day, . ; », it caused me bitter grief, . ' •;':. . "'".''jo see you slowly pine away, ■ --•-•- And could not give relief. Sot dead to me, I love you dear, ; i"""™ Sot lost, but gone before; . You live with rue in memory still, ■■ ', "»«> And will for ever more. V Inserted hv his loving daughter, son-in-law, "V and grandchildren, M. and G.. Clarke, haranga- ,' hake. THOMSON.-In sad and loving memory o.Alexander Thomson, who died on August 19, 1902, in the Thames Hospital. .',«;,' "Gone, but. not forgotten. '**'■"" —Inserted by his loving wife and family, Avondale. -South.